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The narrative revolves around a group of animal friends who encounter a flying fox and debate about its identity and belonging. Pig, Dog, Cat, and Bird are puzzled by the sleeping flying fox, trying to determine which of them it could be friends with based on shared characteristics like faces, claws, and wings. Each animal points out similarities but also differences, leading to the conclusion that the flying fox is not their friend. The flying fox, overhearing their discussion and feeling rejected, sadly expresses its loneliness. The story explores themes of friendship, acceptance, and the struggle of feeling different or excluded. 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He is not my friend.\"  \nSo all of them said, \"Then whose friend is he?\"Then they all walked away.  \nFlying Fox pretended tobe sleeping, but he was listening to them. 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